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Even "Cheap" CD-RW work in Sony 9000ES

Well I went down to Best Buy this week and bought the cheapest no name CD-RW's to try in my Sony. I bought a 10 pack of "PNY" Technologies CD-RW's for $7.99 (.79 each), burned them on my HP CD writer+ 9300, and guess what...They worked on the 9000ES!!!!! I even erased one and re-recorded over it and it still read it just fine!!! Now if I can just find a CDR blank with the same reflectivity properties as the CD-RW. I'll keep trying different CDR's and IF I find one that works I'll report back!!
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darrell OP
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Abstract7,

Since I've found two different brands of CD-RW's, it may be your HP burner. The HP CD writer is a Model 9300.
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rmml
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I maybe wrong or I just did not look hard enough on the manual.
All I saw was it will not play CD-Rs on pg. 7 but I did not see anything saying it will play CD-RWs, I actually did not see anything written on it pertaining to CD-Rw's at all. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I will try to record on a CD-RW though and hopefully I get lucky like Darrel.
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rmml
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I got a CD-RW to work on my Sony 9000ES. The brand is Verbatim DataLifePlus CD-RW. Thanks a lot for the tip guys.
abstract7
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Rmml: you are correct. At www.vcdhelp.com it states the 9000 will play both R and RW. In the manual it states that it will not play CD-R. I had gotten my sources confused.
redkiwi
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My recollection is reading that there are two storage sizes with CD-Rs, and the Sony 9000 plays one size and not the other. Hearsay, but it seemed to be a good source.
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